French photojournalist Guillaume Herbaut spent some time with an unusual and tough group of 150 Ukrainian women who call themselves "Asgarda." These women live in the Carpathian Mountains and follow a rigorous routine of fighting and boxing, often with medieval weaponry.
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7 comments:
*flees in horror*
I just realized this whole thing would make a great premise for a Tom Robbins novel.
I've found women to be many things, but indimidating isn't one of them.
They're just so easy to control and manipulate by just saying the words they want to hear.
sorry about the typo
wow, nearly no comments but a pure misogynist already managed to show up. you sir are an ass, and there is zero doubt in my mind that women have had the better of you many times. screwing up your comment is the tiniest crumb of what you deserve. have a nice life being worthless.
@ Mac: this is easily the coolest thing i've come across online in *years*. thanks much, sir...
this photo is so professional! I wonder if you have the entire works of this guy!
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